... hod that sabre& of infant morality would eLim its att.*, to,, probably more than anytime,: .Ise, for the dee:ute of Mt: population not so tomb from a derase et the number of births as from the terribly high rite of infant mortality in Fnme^.—Dalsitd. ...

... the protevaton.—ltaagedoder, in Navy end Army. INFANT MORTALITY AND DAD MILK. M. Coulon Leroux published in the Malin an article (to which brief reference was made yesterday) on the infant mortality calmed by had and adulterated milk. The Standard's ...

... were registered last week. The greatest being artist, Mr. Watts, was not known until ho was forty. Dering last week 14 infants under one year of age wero sudouted in London. Sawdust pressed into octagonal briquettes, Sm. in weight, is non being used ...

... of hie wife's death to him. But ks dream led told hire nearly ell there was to toll. gib lies. Bideodd and her newly-born infant had to a malignant fever. 'At the end Mary seemed to think that vou were Lewis, added. and died quits kW made no comment ...

... sympathy of friends as distasteful to him the slanderous gemip of the careless and the vicious. Never before within the memory of mortal man had the country been In such • turmoil! Following the Viacount's suieide. Lady Gaynor bad vanished like a shadow, leaving ...

... steadily declining. This regrettable. have been etude with a vow to newest I the depopulation. One of Mete is to attempt to the mortality attention. Dr. Laborde ' has turned hie &Melon to this vitiation, sad has matted roam noes et the of Medicine. In one mai ...